Shale gas enrichment and accumulation classification method

ABSTRACT

A shale gas enrichment and accumulation classification method includes the following steps: S1, analyzing a shale gas enrichment and accumulation system to form shale gas enrichment and accumulation modes of different degrees; S2, dividing the shale gas enrichment and accumulation modes into a tectonic main control hydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gas enrichment and accumulation mode, a tectonic main control gas accumulation reservoir-type shale gas enrichment and accumulation mode and a tectonic main control protective stratum type enrichment and accumulation mode according to the differences of the degrees of structure evolution over shale gas hydrocarbon generation source rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protective stratum; and S3, dividing the tectonic main control hydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gas enrichment and accumulation mode into an autochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment and accumulation mode and an autochthonous thermogenic shale gas enrichment and accumulation mode.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase entry of InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2017/101834, filed on Sep. 15, 2017, which isbased upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201710811197.0 filed on Sep. 11, 2017, the entire contents of which areincorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of shale gasenrichment and accumulation classification, in particular to a shale gasenrichment and accumulation classification method.

BACKGROUND

Because the shale matrix is dominated by nanopores, it is much denserthan other fluid reservoirs, resulting in an enrichment and accumulationmode of shale gas that is significantly different from other fluiddeposits. As early as 1995, the US Geological Survey introduced theconcept of “continuous” oil and gas reservoirs in the US shale gasevaluation. In 2002, Curtis defined shale gas as a continuous gasreservoir. In 2005, the US Geological Survey clearly stated that shalegas belongs to a continuous enrichment and accumulation type. Then, theshale continuous accumulation theory has been introduced into China andhas been promoted and applied in China's shale gas exploration practice.

The shale gas continuous enrichment and accumulation mode indicates thatthe shale generates biochemigenic gas, thermogenic gas, or a mixture gasthereof, characterized by hidden accumulation mechanism, short migrationdistance and various lithologic closures. The enrichment area of theshale gas is continuously distributed over a large area, and the gasreservoir boundary is limited only by the distribution of shale layers.The shale gas enrichment area is continuously distributed over a largearea, and the gas reservoir boundary is limited only by the distributionof shale formation. It is considered in the shale gas continuousenrichment and accumulation mode that the shale is of both hydrocarbonsource rock and accumulation rock, has relatively strong closureperformance per se and belongs to a typical source-storage-capintegrated enrichment mode. This mode emphasizes the integration of thehydrocarbon generation source rock and the gas accumulation reservoir,places the role of reservoir protection at a secondary location, andignores the separation of the hydrocarbon generation source rock and thegas accumulation reservoir caused by tectonic evolution, as well as thetransformation and destruction to the gas accumulation reservoir and theprotective stratum, while not emphasizing the matching degree of thetemporal and spatial relationships of accumulation elements.

Although the result of Barnett shale gas enrichment is large-scalecontinuous distribution in pieces, in the enrichment and accumulationprocess, the tectonic evolution substantially forms a burial depthrequired for generation of a large amount of hydrocarbons, and ahydrocarbon drainage depth required for enrichment and accumulation.That is, the role and influence of tectonic evolution on its hydrocarbongeneration and hydrocarbon drainage systems cannot be ignored. Thespatial form of the gas accumulation reservoir of the shale gasreservoir in Jiaoshiba has been greatly modified by the tectonicevolution, resulting in the separation of the hydrocarbon generationsource rock and the gas accumulation reservoir, such that the shale gasis not concentrated autochthonously, but is enriched and accumulatedagain at different locations on the same shale layer after a certaindistance of migration. It can thus be seen that the existing shale gascontinuous enrichment and accumulation theory cannot explain thediscovery of more and more shale gas reservoirs with differentenrichment characteristics, which is difficult to adapt to the needs ofcurrent further shale gas exploration and development. Therefore, thereis an urgent need to establish a more elaborate shale gas enrichment andaccumulation mode with various shale gas enrichment characteristics toguide the practical needs of exploration and development of variousshale gases with different enrichment and accumulation characteristics.

SUMMARY

An objective of the present invention is to overcome the defects of theprior art, and provide a shale gas enrichment and accumulationclassification method which breaks through the original shale continuousaccumulation theory and technique system, makes the classification moreelaborate and provides a favorable support for further exploration anddevelopment of shale gas.

The objective of the present invention is implemented by the followingsteps: a shale gas enrichment and accumulation classification methodcomprises the following steps:

S1. analyzing a shale gas enrichment and accumulation system anddividing the same into three static subsystems of hydrocarbon generationsource rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protective stratum, aswell as four dynamic subsystems of tectonic evolution, sedimentarysequence, diagenetic evolution and hydrocarbon generation history, andestablishing three major types, six sub-categories of shale gasenrichment and accumulation modes based on the analysis of theinteraction relationship between the dynamic subsystems and the staticsubsystems and the extraction of principal factors;

S2, dividing the shale gas enrichment mode in the step S1 into atectonic main control hydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gasenrichment mode, a tectonic main control gas accumulation reservoir-typeshale gas enrichment mode and a tectonic main control protective stratumtype shale gas enrichment mode according to the differences of thedegrees of tectonic evolution over shale gas hydrocarbon generationsource rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protective stratum;

S3, dividing the tectonic main control hydrocarbon generation sourcerock type shale gas enrichment mode into two sub-categories:

S3(I), an autochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode: abasin in which the tectonic subsidence extent is not large, the burieddepth is low, pore water in mud shale is not completely discharged, andmeanwhile organic matter-rich bud shale begins to generate biogeneticshale gas in anoxic, low-temperature and watery environments, and isaccumulated autochthonously by means of continuous filling ofatmospheric fresh water at the edge of the basin, is classified as theautochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode;

S3(II), an autochthonous thermogenic shale gas enrichment mode: a basinin which the tectonic subsidence extent increases, the buried depthincreases, the formation temperature and pressure gradually increase,primary water in pores is gradually discharged by a compaction effect,gradually evaporates under the influence of high temperature and highpressure environments, and is finally exhausted, and kerogen and asphaltorganic matters in mud shale begin to generate a large amount ofhydrocarbons via thermal degradation or thermal cracking, is classifiedas the autochthonous thermogenic shale gas enrichment mode; S4, dividingthe tectonic main control gas accumulation reservoir-type shale gasenrichment mode into the following two sub-categories:

S4(I), a positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shale gasenrichment mode: a forelandbasin in which, during the formation process,or during the generation and drainage of a large amount of hydrocarbonsof hydrocarbon source rock after formation, an area where the gasaccumulation reservoir is located has undergone strong tectoniccompression, resulting in large fold deformation of the gas accumulationreservoir that is originally located in a monoclinic structure of thebasin slope or in a negative structure in the basin center, isclassified as the positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shalegas enrichment mode;

S4(II) a fractural zone accumulation type shale gas enrichment mode: aforelandbasin in which, during the formation process, or during thegeneration and drainage of a large amount of hydrocarbons of hydrocarbonsource rock after formation, or at the end of the hydrocarbon generationor drainage process, multiple stages of tectonic lifting movements occurin an area where the gas accumulation reservoir is located, the burialdepth of the gas accumulation reservoir results in a sharp fluctuationof the formation temperature and pressure caused by turbulent changes,gas adsorption and desorption processes and free gas shrinkage andexpansion processes are repeated continuously to promote the activationof various diagenetic fractures in the gas accumulation reservoir, andthe interactive changes of stress concentration formed by the tectoniclifting movements also induce more tectonic fractures, is classified asthe fractural zone accumulation type shale gas enrichment mode;

S5, dividing a tectonic main control protective stratum type shale gasaccumulation mode into the following two sub-categories:

S5(I), a fracture-damaged type shale gas accumulation mode: a shale gasreservoir in which, after undergoing multiple stages of tectoniccompression or tensile actions, various types of compressed or tensilefaults and induced fractures thereof begin to occur in the core area ofthe shale gas reservoir, the original gas accumulation reservoir and topand bottom protective strata thereof begin to be cut by many faultblocks, the shale gas enriched near the faults gradually dissipates torelief pressure along the faults and the induced fractures thereof,causing the cutting damage of the original shale gas reservoir, theshale itself is dense and has a certain covering capability, and inaddition to the existence of the top and bottom protective layers, thelocally accumulated shale gas remains in the fault blocks away from thefaults and the induced fractures, is classified as the fracture-damagedtype shale gas accumulation mode;

S(II), a denudation residual type shale gas accumulation mode: a shalegas reservoir in which, after undergoing multiple stages of tectonicuplifting movements, the core area of the shale gas reservoir willcontinue to rise, the dip angle of the formation becomes larger, causingthe updraft ends of the gas accumulation reservoir and the top andbottom protective strata thereof to be exposed out of the earth surfaceand suffer from the leaching effect of surface atmospheric water, shalegas enriched therein is adsorbed to form a large amount of free gasbecause of depressurization and desorption, N2 and CO2 from airdisplaces a large amount of shale gas due to stronger adsorption afterentering into the shale reservoir on the other hand, resulting in moreand more free shale gas gradually escaping to the earth surface, theatmospheric fresh water on the surface is injected backward into the gasaccumulation reservoir at the same time, and when the gas escapes andatmospheric freshwater injection reaches a balance, the gas isre-accumulated in the gas accumulation reservoir of the shale gasreservoir, is classified as the denudation residual type shale gasaccumulation mode.

The present invention has the following advantages: by fully absorbingthe characteristics of current international and domestic shale gasreservoirs with different enrichment characteristics, detailed analysisis made for the factor construction and the interaction relationship ofvarious factors of a shale gas enrichment system; key principle factorsaffecting shale gas enrichment and accumulation are extracted; theexisting shale gas continuous enrichment and accumulation theory and itscharacteristic modes are broken through; three major types, sixsub-categories of new shale gas enrichment and accumulation modes areestablished; these modes make the classification of shale gas enrichmentand accumulation more elaborate, which is conducive to the developmentof shale gas exploration and development practices of different scalesand technical systems for different shale gas enrichment andaccumulation modes. Therefore, the favorable exploration targets ofshale gas are refined, the development benefits of the targets can beincreased, and the specific implementation targets and directions can beprovided while a technical support is provided for the furtherexploration of shale gas.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a shale gas enrichment and accumulation system and aclassification method thereof;

FIG. 2 is an autochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment modepattern;

FIG. 3 is an autochthonous continuous thermogenic shale gas enrichmentmode pattern;

FIG. 4 is a positive tectonic accumulation type shale gas enrichmentmode pattern;

FIG. 5 is a fractural zone accumulation type shale gas enrichment modepattern;

FIG. 6 is a fracture-damaged type shale gas accumulation mode pattern;

FIG. 7 is a denudation residual type shale gas accumulation modepattern;

FIG. 8-1, FIG. 8-2 and FIG. 8-3 are a tectonic shale gas enrichment modeclassification and characteristic relationship graph.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be further described below in conjunctionwith the accompanying drawings, and the protection scope of the presentinvention is not limited to the followings:

a shale gas enrichment and accumulation classification method comprisesthe following steps:

S1. analyzing a shale gas enrichment and accumulation system anddividing the same into three static subsystems of hydrocarbon generationsource rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protective stratum, aswell as four dynamic subsystems of tectonic evolution, sedimentarysequence, diagenetic evolution and hydrocarbon generation history, andestablishing three major types, six sub-categories of shale gasenrichment and accumulation modes based on the analysis of theinteraction relationship between the dynamic subsystems and the staticsubsystems and the extraction of principal factors, as shown in FIG. 1;

S2, dividing the shale gas enrichment mode in the step S1 into atectonic main control hydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gasenrichment mode, a tectonic main control gas accumulation reservoir-typeshale gas enrichment mode and a tectonic main control protective stratumtype shale gas enrichment mode according to the differences of thedegrees of tectonic evolution over shale gas hydrocarbon generationsource rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protective stratum;

S3, when the tectonic main control hydrocarbon generation rock typeshale gas enrichment mode is developed in a stable Cratonic basin orforeland basin; through long-term stable tectonic subsidence, the basinmaintains a continuous and stable accommodating space; the resultingdeep-water lithofacies palaeogeographic environment of the sea basin iseasy to produce a combination of sedimentary sequences of multiple setsof mud shale and compact limestone; these organic matter-rich mud shaleand compact limestone or mud shale sedimentary sequences developed atthe top of the mud shale become favorable shale gas hydrocarbongeneration source rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protectivestratum, wherein the hydrocarbon generation stage andhydrocarbon-forming products of the hydrocarbon generation source rockare greatly affected by tectonic evolution, dividing the tectonic maincontrol hydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gas enrichmentmode into two sub-categories according to the influence of the tectonicevolution of the basin over the hydrocarbon generation stage andhydrocarbon-forming products of the hydrocarbon generation source rock:

S3(I), an autochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode: abasin in which the tectonic subsidence extent is not large, the burieddepth is low, pore water in mud shale is not completely discharged, andmeanwhile organic matter-rich bud shale begins to generate biogeneticshale gas in anoxic, low-temperature and watery environments, and isaccumulated autochthonously by means of continuous filling ofatmospheric fresh water at the edge of the basin, is classified as theautochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode; thespecific characteristics are shown in FIG. 2; the characteristicsinclude the typical characteristics, such as the maturity of hydrocarbonsource rock and the reservoir pressure are low, but various fractures inthe reservoir are developed relatively, the original water saturation ishigh, the content of adsorbed gas is high, the source-storage-cap systemof the gas reservoir is complete, and the enrichment zone iscontinuously distributed in a large scale;

S3(II), an autochthonous thermogenic shale gas enrichment mode: a basinin which the tectonic subsidence extent increases, the buried depthincreases, the formation temperature and pressure gradually increase,primary water in pores is gradually discharged by a compaction effect,gradually evaporates under the influence of high temperature and highpressure environments, and is finally exhausted, and kerogen and asphaltorganic matters in mud shale begin to form a large amount ofhydrocarbons via thermal degradation or thermal cracking, is classifiedas the autochthonous thermogenic shale gas enrichment mode; the specificcharacteristics are shown in FIG. 3; the characteristics include thetypical characteristics, such as the maturity of hydrocarbon source rockis mid-high, the reservoir pressure is high, but the tectonic fracturesin the reservoir are not developed and free of water, the content ofadsorbed gas ranges from moderate to low, the source-storage-cap systemof the gas reservoir is complete, and the enrichment zone iscontinuously distributed in a large scale;

in the shale gas enrichment mode of the above two sub-categories, thecore of tectonic evolution is embodied in the burial depth formed bytectonic subsidence, which defines the hydrocarbon formation mode ofshale organic matters. The formation of a shale reservoir collectivepore system and the densification of the top and bottom protectivelayers thereof are evolved through diagenesis; the spatial distributionof the shale gas reservoir is mainly controlled by the development ofthe gas accumulation reservoir, thus forming a large-area continuousdistribution of shale gas enrichment areas;

S4, when the tectonic main control gas accumulation reservoir type shalegas enrichment mode is developed in a tectonic adjustment zone of theforeland basin; through the rapid subsidence of the basin-formingprocess in the foreland basin, favorable shale gas hydrocarbongeneration source rock and protective stratum sedimentary sequences areformed, which generate a large amount of hydrocarbon and autochthonouslydrains and enriches hydrocarbon, after entering apyrolytic hydrocarbongeneration depth threshold; with the coupled superposition of tectonicmovements that occur frequently in the formation of the foreland basin,the spatial from or internal structure of the gas accumulation reservoirundergoes major changes, forcing the previously enriched shale gas tore-adjust and accumulate into a reservoir, dividing the tectonic maincontrol gas accumulation reservoir type shale gas enrichment mode intothe following two sub-categories according to the actual characteristicsof the tectonic evolution that causes the gas accumulation reservoir tochange:

S4(1), a positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shale gasenrichment mode: a forelandbasin in which, during the formation process,or during the generation and drainage of a large amount of hydrocarbonsof hydrocarbon source rock after formation, an area where the gasaccumulation reservoir is located has undergone strong tectoniccompression, resulting in large fold deformation of the gas accumulationreservoir that is originally located in a monoclinic structure of thebasin slope or in a negative structure in the basin center, isclassified as the positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shalegas enrichment mode; the specific characteristics are shown in FIG. 4;the characteristics include the typical characteristics, such as thematurity of hydrocarbon source rock is high, the reservoir pressure isultrahigh, the tectonic fractures at the pleated wing are developed, andthe lamellation fractures at the main part of the pleat are opened andfree of water, the content of adsorbed gas is moderate, thesource-storage-cap system of the gas reservoir is complete, and theshale gas enrichment area is controlled by forward tectonic distributionscale and range;

S4(II) a fractural zone accumulation type shale gas enrichment mode: aforelandbasin in which, during the formation process, or during thegeneration and drainage of a large amount of hydrocarbons of hydrocarbongeneration source rock after formation, or at the end of the hydrocarbongeneration or drainage process, multiple stages of tectonic liftingmovements occur in an area where the gas accumulation reservoir islocated, the burial depth of the gas accumulation reservoir results in asharp fluctuation of the formation temperature and pressure caused byturbulent changes, gas adsorption and desorption processes and free gasshrinkage and expansion processes are repeated continuously to promotethe activation of various diagenetic fractures in the gas accumulationreservoir, and the interactive changes of the stress concentrationformed by the tectonic lifting movements also induce more tectonicfractures, is classified as the fractural zone accumulation type shalegas enrichment mode; as shown in FIG. 5, the characteristics include thetypical characteristics, such as the maturity of hydrocarbon source rockis high, the reservoir pressure is moderate, various rock-formingfractures and tectonic fractures are developed, the content of adsorbedgas is high slightly, the source-storage-cap system of the gas reservoiris complete, and the shale gas enrichment area is controlled by fracturedevelopment zone;

in the shale gas enrichment mode of the above two sub-categories, thecore of tectonic evolution is embodied in tectonic compression movementsor multiple stages of tectonic lifting movements, forcing positive pleatdeformation of the shale gas accumulation reservoir, or inducing afracture development zone therefrom, thereby causing previouslyaccumulated shale gas to be adjusted and enriched, or accumulated to ahigh pleat position or accumulated to a fracture development zone.Because the strength of the tectonic movements is not large, the top andbottom protective layers of the gas accumulation reservoir are wellpreserved, and the re-accumulation of shale gas mainly occurs inside thegas accumulation reservoir; the spatial distribution of the shale gasreservoir is mainly controlled by the distribution scale of the positivestructure or the fracture development zone in the gas accumulationreservoir, resulting in a continuous distribution of the shale gasenrichment area only within a certain area;

S5, dividing a tectonic main control protective stratum type shale gasaccumulation mode into the following two sub-categories:

S5(I), a fracture-damaged type shale gas accumulation mode: a shale gasreservoir in which, after undergoing multi-stage tectonic compression ortensile action, various types of extruded or tensile faults and inducedfractures thereof begin to occur in the core area of the shale gasreservoir, the original gas accumulation reservoir and top and bottomprotective strata thereof begin to be cut by many fault blocks, theshale gas enriched near the faults gradually dissipates to reliefpressure along the faults and the induced fractures thereof, causing thecutting damage of the original shale gas reservoir, the shale itself isdense and has a certain covering capability, and in addition to theexistence of the top and bottom protective layers thereof, the locallyaccumulated shale gas remains in the fault blocks away from the faultsand the induced fractures, is classified as the fracture-damaged typeshale gas accumulation mode; as shown in FIG. 6, the characteristicsinclude the typical characteristics, such as the faults and fractures inthe core zone of the shale gas reservoir are developed, the maturity ofhydrocarbon source rock is high, and the reservoir pressure is low, thecontent of adsorbed gas is low, the source-storage-cap system of the gasreservoir is broken and destroyed, and the shale gas enrichment area iscontrolled by the scale of single fault block;

S(II), a denudation residual type shale gas accumulation mode: a shalegas reservoir in which, after undergoing multiple stages of tectonicuplifting movements, the core area of the shale gas reservoir willcontinue to rise, the dip angle of the formation becomes larger, causingthe updraft ends of the gas accumulation reservoir and the top andbottom protective strata thereof to be exposed out of the earth surfaceand suffer from the leaching effect of surface atmospheric water, shalegas enriched therein is adsorbed to form a large amount of free gasbecause of depressurization and desorption, N2 and CO2 from airdisplaces a large amount of shale gas due to stronger adsorption on theother hand after entering into the shale reservoir, resulting in moreand more free shale gas gradually escaping to the earth surface, theatmospheric fresh water on the surface is injected backward into the gasaccumulation reservoir at the same time, and when the gas escapes andatmospheric freshwater injection reaches a balance, the gas isre-accumulated in the gas accumulation stratum of the shale gasreservoir, is classified as the denudation residual type shale gasaccumulation mode; as shown in FIG. 7, this mode has the typicalcharacteristics: the gas accumulation reservoir and the top and bottomprotective strata thereof are not complete, the maturity of hydrocarbonsource rock is high, and the reservoir pressure is low, the content ofadsorbed gas is low, the reservoir contains a large amount of water, andthe shale gas enrichment area is controlled by the scales of theresidual gas accumulation reservoir and the top and bottom protectivestrata thereof;

in the shale gas accumulation mode of the above two sub-categories, thecore of tectonic evolution is embodied in the strong transformation ofmultiple stages of tectonic movements, causing the breakage or erosionof the original shale gas reservoir; the gas accumulation reservoir andthe top and bottom protective strata thereof are fractured or cut, orsubjected to denudation, resulting in re-accumulation of shale gas,formation of a secondary fault block-type shale gas reservoir with asignificantly reduced enrichment level, or denudation of the residualshale gas reservoir; the spatial distribution of the shale gas reservoiris mainly controlled by the development level of the faults or thedistribution characteristics of the denuded areas, resulting in asporadic distribution of shale gas accumulation areas.

Therefore, through the classification steps of steps S1 to S5, as shownin FIG. 8-1, FIG. 8-2 and FIG. 8-3, a classification and characteristictable of the tectonic shale gas enrichment mode is created.

Therefore, by fully absorbing the characteristics of currentinternational and domestic shale gas reservoirs with differentenrichment characteristics, detailed analysis is made for the factorconstruction and the interaction relationship of various factors of ashale gas enrichment system; key principle factors affecting shale gasenrichment and accumulation are extracted; the existing shale gascontinuous enrichment and accumulation theory and its characteristicmodes are broken through; three major types, six sub-categories newshale gas enrichment and accumulation modes are established; these modesmake the classification of shale gas enrichment and accumulation moreelaborate, which is conducive to the development of shale gasexploration and development practices of different scales and technicalsystems for different shale gas enrichment and accumulation modes.Therefore, the favorable exploration targets of shale gas are refined,the development benefits of the targets can be increased, and thespecific implementation targets and directions can be provided while atechnical support is provided for the further exploration of shale gas.

The above contents are only preferred embodiments of the presentinvention, however, it should be understood that the present inventionis not limited to the forms disclosed herein, and is not to be construedas the exclusion of the other embodiments, but may be used in variousother combinations, modifications and environments and may be modifiedby the above teachings or related art or knowledge within the conceptionscope herein. All changes and modifications made by those skilled in theart are intended to be within the protection scope of the appendedclaims.

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A shale gas enrichment and accumulation classification method,comprising the following steps: S1: analyzing a shale gas enrichment andaccumulation system and dividing the shale gas enrichment andaccumulation system into three static subsystems and four dynamicsubsystems, wherein the three static subsystems comprise a hydrocarbongeneration source rock, a gas accumulation reservoir and a protectivestratum, and the four dynamic subsystems comprise a tectonic evolution,a sedimentary sequence, a diagenetic evolution and a hydrocarbongeneration history, and establishing three major types and sixsub-categories of shale gas enrichment and accumulation modes based onan analysis of an interaction relationship between the four dynamicsubsystems and the three static subsystems and an extraction ofprincipal factors; S2: dividing the shale gas enrichment andaccumulation modes into a tectonic main control hydrocarbon generationsource rock type shale gas enrichment mode, a tectonic main control gasaccumulation reservoir-type shale gas enrichment mode and a tectonicmain control protective stratum type shale gas enrichment mode accordingto differences of tectonic evolution degrees on the shale gashydrocarbon generation source rock, the gas accumulation reservoir andthe protective stratum; S3: dividing the tectonic main controlhydrocarbon generation source rock type shale gas enrichment mode intotwo first sub-categories, wherein the two first sub-categories comprise:an autochthonous continuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode: a basinin which a tectonic subsidence extent is not large, a buried depth islow, pore water in mud shale is not completely discharged, and anorganic matter-rich bud shale begins to generate biogenetic shale gas inanoxic, low-temperature and watery environments, and is accumulatedautochthonously by means of continuous filling of atmospheric freshwater at an edge of the basin, is classified as the autochthonouscontinuous biogenic shale gas enrichment mode; and an autochthonousthermogenic shale gas enrichment mode: the basin in which the tectonicsubsidence extent increases, the buried depth increases, a formationtemperature and pressure gradually increase, primary water in pores isgradually discharged by a compaction effect, gradually evaporates underan influence of high temperature and high pressure environments, and isfinally exhausted, and kerogen and asphalt organic matters in the mudshale begin to generate a large amount of hydrocarbons via thermaldegradation or thermal cracking, is classified as the autochthonousthermogenic shale gas enrichment mode; S4: dividing the tectonic maincontrol gas accumulation reservoir-type shale gas enrichment mode intotwo second sub-categories, wherein the two second sub-categoriescomprise: a positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shale gasenrichment mode: a forelandbasin in which, during a formation process,or during a generation and drainage process of a large amount ofhydrocarbons of hydrocarbon generation source rock after formation, anarea where the gas accumulation reservoir is located has undergonestrong tectonic compression, resulting in large fold deformation of thegas accumulation reservoir that is originally located in a monoclinicstructure of a basin slope or in a negative structure in a basin center,is classified as the positive tectonic accumulation reservoir-type shalegas enrichment mode; and a fractural zone accumulation type shale gasenrichment mode: the forelandbasin in which, during the formationprocess, or during the generation and drainage process of the largeamount of hydrocarbons of the hydrocarbon generation source rock afterthe formation, or at the end of the hydrocarbon generation or drainageprocess, multiple stages of tectonic lifting movements occur in the areawhere the gas accumulation reservoir is located, the buried depth of thegas accumulation reservoir results in a sharp fluctuation of theformation temperature and pressure caused by turbulent changes, gasadsorption and desorption processes and free gas shrinkage and expansionprocesses are repeated continuously to promote an activation of variousdiagenetic fractures in the gas accumulation reservoir, and aninteractive changes of the stress concentration formed by the tectoniclifting movements also induce more tectonic fractures, is classified asthe fractural zone accumulation type shale gas enrichment mode; S5:dividing a tectonic main control protective stratum type shale gasenrichment mode into the following two third sub-categories, wherein thetwo third sub-categories comprise: a fracture-damaged type shale gasaccumulation mode: a shale gas reservoir in which, if undergoingmulti-stage tectonic compression or tensile action, various types ofextruded or tensile faults and induced fractures of the extruded ortensile faults begin to occur in a core area of the shale gas reservoir,an original gas accumulation reservoir and a top and bottom protectivestrata of the original gas accumulation reservoir begin to be cut bymany fault blocks, shale gas enriched near faults gradually dissipatesto relief pressure along the faults and the induced fractures of theextruded or tensile faults, causing a cutting damage of the originalshale gas reservoir, shale is dense and has a certain coveringcapability, and in addition to an existence of the top and bottomprotective strata, the shale gas that is locally accumulated remains inthe fault blocks away from the faults and the induced fractures, isclassified as the fracture-damaged type shale gas accumulation mode; anda denudation residual type shale gas accumulation mode: if the shale gasreservoir in which, after undergoing multiple stages of tectonicuplifting movements, the core area of the shale gas reservoir willcontinue to rise, a dip angle of the formation becomes larger, causingan updraft ends of the gas accumulation reservoir and the top and bottomprotective strata of the gas accumulation reservoir to be exposed out ofan earth surface and suffer from a leaching effect of atmospheric freshwater on the surface, the shale gas enriched from the shale gasreservoir is adsorbed and becomes a large amount of free gas because ofdepressurization and desorption, N2 and CO2 from air displaces a largeamount of the shale gas due to stronger adsorption after entering intothe shale gas reservoir, resulting in more and more free shale gasgradually escaping to the earth surface, the atmospheric fresh water onthe earth surface is injected backward into the gas accumulationreservoir at the same time, and when the shale gas escapes and aninjection of the atmospheric fresh water reaches a balance, the shalegas is re-accumulated in the gas accumulation reservoir of the shale gasreservoir, is classified as the denudation residual type shale gasaccumulation mode.